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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Little Lydia : Meridian Idaho newborn photographer
I spent last Saturday afternoon with my friend Alison and her beautiful new baby girl, Lydia. She is an absolute doll. Thank you so much for letting me try some fun new things with her. Enjoy that little bundle of yours. She's a lucky girl to have such a wonderful mama.
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Oh my heaven! You have to stop with the adorable baby pictures! I am going to want another one! The standing pose is CRAZY! I also love the rolled blanket! Great job Laura! She is a SWEET little baby!
I know. This little girl made me want another one too. Now I've just got to convince Ross that we need a 5th baby!
Laura . . . these are priceless. Can I just say how amazing you are. Thank you so much for your time and talent. I am so blessed to have such sweet friends.
I wish I could just freeze her:)
Beautiful! I love the feather headband, so cute!
I'm a long-time fan - just had to leave a quick comment. These are to die for! LOVE them. Thanks for the continual inspiration!!
You're a stinkin genius when you get behind a camera. I love these, they're to die for! I don't know how on earth Alison is going to decide which one to blow up huge, she's going to need lots of wall space for these, they're amazing!
REally really beautiful Laura. Great job capturing all of her little bits and pieces. You are so creative...love the sack of potatoes shot. ;)
I bow down! You remain the queen of newborns!!!!
Okay girl! All I can say is you ROCK and I want to be like you when I grow up! I loved the top one - how did you get her to stay up without falling over? Is there a hand holding her up? So cute! The fuzzy cute bands are totally adorable!
Tasha, yes there is a hand holding her up in the first one. I combine two shots for the end result. Tricky, eh?
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